What this means for iPad users in reality is that games and apps could use this scanner to create better experiences. For instance, developers can use the LiDAR to create a topological 3D mesh of a room and then automatically attribute certain functions to parts of that room (such as the floor, walls or curtains).
The new LiDAR scanner also comes into play with the AR-powered Measure app.
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Supposedly more accurate – my measurements were ever so slightly different between the old iPad Pro and the new one – the LiDAR has seemingly changed the experience on this app, but I’m not sure for the better. Measuring a sideboard – a simple box shape – the app wanted to lock onto parts that just weren’t there. This meant the figures produced were definitely not accurate – and, besides, anyone using such an app for accurate measurements deserves all the woe and ill-fitting cabinetry coming to them.Īnd this is the problem with the current batch of disappointing AR games and apps, we’re still in JetPac territory and a long, long way from anything useful being available. This move to LiDAR only underlines its commitment to AR – and it’s a smart move.Īpple has arguably lost out on digital assistants. It has certainly lost on home multi-room speakers (the poor HomePod is very much Apple’s unloved, embarrassing failure of a child). But it’s definitely a front-runner in AR. And this, in the long run, could well be the key race in which to be a contender. We know the company is making AR hardware such as glasses, and this is simply another step in securing dominance in this field. If further proof were needed of Apple doubling down on AR, the new iPad Pro also has Apple’s U1 chip inside. This chip allows precise, indoor positional tracking and will power, at the very least, directional AirDrop file-sharing and has been described as “GPS at the scale of your living room”.
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When the software catches up and Apple finally unveils its AR-specific hardware, make no mistake, it wants to be sure that its phones and tablets are ready to go to all be part of the AR ecosystem it is so clearly building. Now you can use a compatible mouse or trackpad with an iPad, and the experience is transformative. In our review of the last iPadPro one of our major issues was the limitations of the OS. There’s a welcome theme developing here – just like with the Apple Watch and the AirPod Pros, Apple has slowly been chipping away at problems with the iPad’s operating system and has finally solved the big one. Using the new Pro with a trackpad in combination with the touchscreen is vastly more pleasurable compared to touchscreen alone. I’d go as far as to say this is the best iPad experience I’ve had by some margin. No more stabbing at the screen trying to get the right selection of options to appear – now you just click.
In fact, the familiar nature of the other gestures supported (three-finger swipe up for Home) make adjusting to the new abilities a matter of seconds rather than minutes.
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